1st Polish Armored Division

The 1st Polish Armored Division was a key military unit formed during World War II, made up primarily of Polish soldiers who continued fighting after Poland was occupied. Equipped with tanks, armored vehicles, and support units, it played a vital role in Allied efforts, notably participating in the Battle of Normandy in 1944. The division exemplified bravery and resilience, contributing significantly to the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi control. Its formation symbolized Polish resistance and determination to fight for freedom despite the occupation of their homeland.